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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
MEDICAL.

DR. ALDRICH, TREATS DISEASES or
H. women and children, also all chronic
eomplsints. hiss had upwards OF twenty
years experience. Office S44 Elm ST.. Dallas.
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SANGER BROS.
Great Remnant Sale.

The past two weeks continuous rush Of busi-
ness rendered it quite impossible for us so to over
look our stocks as to prevent a big accumulation
Of Ends and Remnants These we have now care
filllv gone over and remarked at
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1880.

Is the circulation OF the HERALD each
dav this week.
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XyTANTED--5O TEAMS ON THE. DAL-
w las and Waco X. X. { miles out Of Dal-
las also 40 Teams on the OAK Gin X. *.
one mile out Of Dallas. Apply at Arlington
House. or on the works. ]. $. Kelsey x Co.
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yXTANTED-Rente for pleasant room.
w southern exposure. Also some day
hoarders. Mrs. HUME.
a33 Sycamore street.
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DR.T. HAUGHToN. HOMEOPATHIC
IL Physician, gg4 Elm ST., Dallas, oyeS Post
Office. Makes a speciality in the treatment
OF diseases of women and children; also
promptly cures diseases OF the kicncv's.
bladder ,nr mans and weakness OF the oecE.
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THEY WILL BOOM HIM.
onoo Holders PrcpRrin. . Rousing Recep
e. tton to Cleveland at Washington.

oaico Holders Preparing . EousinE Recep.
q s!on to Cleveland at Washington.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Oct. 1S.-An effort
is being msde to get up demonstration
when President Cleveland returns TO
Washington. All the federal clficohold.
era aye IN for 1t, 40 ere those who would be-
otliceho!ders. One Of the ideas spoken OF
in connection with tho proposed demon.
stration Is to haxe five or six hundred
ladies on horoeback to lead the procession
90 a special compliment to Mrs. Cleveland.
This particular idea originated in the
fertile brain Of Civil Service Commis.
sioner Oberly. Major Dsvine, promi.
nent Democrat, however, does no.
regard the proposition with any dc.
greo Of favor. Said ho, with an
air Of scorn: "Giye Cleveland rccsptionp
Why, slr, II no wGs Democrat I'd be in
Tor 1t, heart and soul; but, Sir, he's a Mug.
wnmp, and I'm dead opposed to any euch
echemes. I'd be id if I'd turn out to
see Cleveland for SlOw Old citizsns cav
that 1t used to be tho custom before tho
war to give a President reception when
ho returned to tho National Cauital siter
g trip like that Grove, Cleveland ia TAX.
ing. 1t is probable that dispatch viii he
cent to Dan Lamont to ASCERTAIN how
Grcves would take to public demonstrs.
ton bore, and II tho answer is favorable,
the effort will bo made TO have the Pres.
idert come alter iSntIall so Cd to hsya ire
works and bigger crowd than could be-
gathered in the day ytime. Z AZ. .sg III
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CONDENSED TELEul,As1,s.

Warsaw, Ind, yesterday James W.
Plon was sentenced to the penitentiary for
lie for the murder oil Henry Dun ham and
baby last February. sEi
It is reported that Iour cases OF Asist;c
cholera are on board the steamer Britain
MIA in New York harbor, and that the
facta are being kept from tho public. is,fs s,s
s In tho U. s. Supreme Court yesterday
Chief Justice Waito announced that the
hearing OF tho Virginia hsbeas corpus
caacs was set for the second Monday in
November, S35i35i ilfiis,.l ,a,,i if,l5
/. 4 bronze equestrian statue of General
Meade was unveiled yesterday at Fair
mont Park, Philadelphia. The military
parade wss one OF the finest ever witnessed
In the city. 4 ,.Il .s'f
The vile Of Harry Taylor, colored, who,
With her husband, was reported as mur.
deTed by oolored Masons at Greenwood,
AIias., turned up yesterday. She says her
husband Is alive and well. Es}ffllss
* Captain Lawson, Of the schooner Bah.
son, arrived yesterday at Gloucester,
Maas.. and reported that, he fell in with
the French sloopi st. Pierre, which was
water.loeged. He boarded hor and found
! ten men drowned In the cabin, ;'lII h
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Witlow,n I,lr Snit.

Cn!cAqo, Oct ls.-A demurrer was filed
in the United States Clrcplt Court by the
Illinois Central Railroad Company to the
bill of Catherine L. Beaubien, widow.
and the heirs ol John B. Beaubien aaainst
the United States, the City of Chicago and
tho Illinois Cantrsl Railroad Company.
The suit was begun September 8 last, aud
seeks to gain title 10 Rll the territory
bounded by the Chicago river on The
north, Madison street on the south, State
street on the west end Lake Michigan ON
the east, excsptthe fractional section used
before 1918 as q fort..s Tho railroads do
musrer, says that the complainant sro NAT
all jointly interested in the subiect
matter Of the suit; that the cause of
action occurred more than twenty years
before the commencement Of tho anti
that sths railroad has been in poseeasiou
since 1851, and as no impeachment proyont.
ed the bringing Of the suit earlier the
statue Of Limitation stops the complain.
ants and robs the court Of jurisdiction,
The complainants do not say either that
the quarter section ] in dispute was in
1878 In either OF the districts then estal,.
lished for the sale Of pablic lands in the
Illinois territory. ;7,'' 81 ,,a31.tfs IN
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A MYSTERIOUS CASE.


Strange Disappearance Of n Young Girl In
Pennsylvnnia. =. a. 50
MckEEspoRT, Pa, October 1s.-The dis
appearance Of Evaline Householder,
young lady fifteen years OF age, has crea.
ted much uneasiuess to her grandmother,
Mrs. Shepherd, and to Post so, G. A, R.
The quartermautsr OF tho post put the
young lady on the Uniontown train Of the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad hero, two Yeeka
since, to go to the Soldiers Orphan school
at Uniontown. She was furnished with
funds, and since that timo has not been
heard from. The young lady is a wusd Of
the post and attended the Soldiers' Or.
phsn school at Uniontown. She is an or
nhan: Miss Evalino had been home on q
vacation. Eyeryonsi is at q loss to know
why she did not return to school and
where she has gone. A epecial detective
returned to-day after search through
Unioneown, Brownsville aud other points,
but found no traces OF her. It was
thought that she went to Brownsville, hay.
ing relatives living there, bu. investigation
proved the contrary. All points along the
baltimore 4 Ohio. railroad to Councils.
villo will be searched at once. Her stop.
ping place and the cause OF the action In
not returning to Ito school a,o enshroud.
ed IN myStsIy. j,s5
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sr. LOUIS, Oct. 1S..-A,chbishop Hen
rick WAS yesterday presented with the
largest gas bill over. made out TO an indi.
vidual in the history Of St. Louis. It ap.
pears that ir 1875 the meter at the Arch.
bishop'a residence Was, by some means,
dropped from the records Of the gas com.
pany, and from that day until the present
timu no bill had been presented. But re.
Gently the Archbishop had occasion to
complain OF the poor quality Of gas fur
nished him, and looking up tho matter 1t
was found that he had been entered on the
books eleven years ago 90 having no me.
ter. Hia orIcs'd bill WAS promptly mado
out for $3.50, and he so promptly sent his
check for the amount. F,g:s s.
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OUR RELATIONS WITH CANADA,
Secretary Bhyard Says the Policy Of the De-
mont Has Not Boon Dotermlned.

Secretary Bnyard Says the Policy of the De.
mont Has Not Boon Dotermlned.
NEw YoRK, Oct. IA Washington
special Bays: Secretary Bsyesd was seen
last night and ankod to set ct rest the con.
tradictory statements printed relative to
the policy Of the State Department on tho
fisheries question. Ho said +,
"This ms.tsf ia not one that can be set.
tied in a breath, but is ono of such gravity
and importance that time should be taken
in ita consideration. The State Depart.
ment proposes to take all proper time to
cousider it ind does not intend 10 b!under
through IL haste. II is q eueution
which has been entertained through
the history OF thisi country for
q hundred years, for it is really q question
40 to whether our relations with Canada
shall be ne:ghborly and friendly, or
whether they shall bo tho other extreme,
with both nations standing really 10 sake
advantage ri the other. The policy OF
the State department has not been de-
terniinsd on fully and can only be as the
case deyelopes itaelf. Personally, T wish
and hope to settle the thing amicably, but
the United States must have her rights.
The thing to be determined, therefore,
g.Thst ara thu rlshto OF American fisher
men in Canadian watera? When that
has been determined then, and then only,
will I be able to determine what course is
beat to pursuo to eecuro the sea rights
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Woke .CuIN Foo the American citizen
OF Chinese birth who was charged on i'm.
port duty OF $50 for himself, f,wsnts to know
whether he is vsssal or peer. He is
IN educated man, and he naturally thinks
that As IN American citizen he has the
ssma rights as other citizens. II Canada
wero 10 treat in the same way other citi-
zsns Of the Republic, ths, Government at
Washington would bo heard from. The
place Of birth cannot modify the citizsn-
ship. Has the State Department some
views it would like to lay before the world
through the prcss? ,9sy,, Y,
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A GIRLS NOVEL SUIT,
Sues Her Unfnithful Lovor for sundry Ar
cles Obtuiusd from IIrr .s.s

F. b. D.
sues Her unfaithful Lovor for sundry Arti.
u eles obtained from Her, if
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. lS.-A novel suit
was fled in the law and equity court this
morning by Mary schreiner to recover
various articles Of personal and househ old
ornanentstion alleged to be wronsiully
detained by William Hess. The property
sought to be recovered embraces tho fol.
lowing articles: One pair diamond brace.
lots, valued ct Sl50; one diamond breast.
pin, valued at 500; one pair diamoud ear.
ringe, valued at S75; one watch and chain.
valued at S75; ono necklace, with diamond
locket, valued at $50; one siurls eold
bracelet, valued at $50; one silver NAPKIN
ring, valued at So; one diamond collar
button, valued at Sl5;, one large pedal
glass mirror, valued at $50; ak champagne
glasses, valued at ST.; one stove. valued at
s.; four plush chaira, valued at $40; one
plush rocking.chair, valued at IS; ono
hedsteAd and mattress, valued at $40; one
leather pillow and bolster, valued at IS;
one clock valued at S; one pair gold gar.
tsr-buekles, with the initials dM. RI"
valued at S2O-aggresating S574,
Tho petition charged that the defendant
obtained possession of the above property
by taking one article OF time, upon hold
ing ont to her as an inducement that ho
would marry her. he has refused to COM
ply with any Of his promises, which were
fslse pretences to gull her Of her property,
It also charges that tho defendant has CON
veIted her garter.buckles into horse shoe
cuff buttons, and is now wearing them IS
SUCH Flo is also wearing her collar but
ton and her watch and chain. Some Of
the property he has pswned for his ben
eft. She prays for the recovery OF the
specified articles, or, In lieu thereof, thsir
value, s57s, and Sl00 ss damages for bis
wrongful detention Of them. =rsgssgg!G1
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Labor rroull,, inI,ondo On

, LONDON, Oct. 1s.-Disturbances created
BY the unemployed persons who frequent
Trafalgar Square still continue. In addi.
ton on to those arrested yesterday six other
men have been taken into custody. The
ponce are preventing any demonstration
nelng made and nre scattering the mob,
a number ofisolated fights have occurred.
Several Of the rioters arreeted yesterday
nave been imprisoned. A number Of un-
employed workingmen also met in Hyde
Iark to-day for the purpose Of making
Suemonstration. Arquad Of mounted po.
nee rode among the crowd and collision
occurred. The mob after seriouu con-
ntct drove the police back. ;.s
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WASHINGTON, D. G., Oct. lS.-A convsn-
ton Of representatives. OF the agricultural
colleges and experiment stations Of sever
al States met this morning in the Library
Of the Department Of Agriculture. Among
the questions to be considered asa the spb.
ject OF experiment stations. tho objects
and ncops of the work done, tho most use-
msndod by farmers In different States and
the practicsbility Of adjusting these ex.
periments between the different States, so
80 to avoid duplication of the works.
Commissioues Coleman waschosen tempo
.rary chairman and briefly outlined sho
work in hand. ii g * 4.
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REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
Preparations for their National Conyentio
-r' E4, in New York in December.

Preparations for their National Convention
DIX In New York in December.
EEw YosK, Oct. lS.-Grest preparations
are being made for the National Conven.
ton OF Republican Clubs in New York,
December Is, l6 and II. A committee OF
fifty on arrangements has been appointed,
with ex-Judge Noah Davis as chairman,
Hon. Levi P. Morton treasurer William
Leary secretary, Thomau F. Wentworth,
John i. Baker, John s. Smith, Meyer S.
Isaacs, @. Il. Applegate and William
Brookfeld. Alreedy $1,000 has been
guaranteed toward defraying the expenses.
4 number Of leading hotels have offered
specially reduced rates to delegates and
one has tondered rooms free for committee
meetings.
Letters are being received daily from
clubs in nearly every State and territory
expressing the heartieB. approval Of tho
project aud naming the delegates. The
nost important letter raeeiYsd by Pfeai-
dent Foster, OF the New York club, tells
OF the formation OF club in Washing.
ton which will be Of national importance.
It Is to be called tho National Republican
club Of the District Of Columbia, and hiss
vico president from each State and ter
ritory. 1t is composed of leadiug, active
and well known Republicans, and has
just been made permanent organization.
ltu objec!a, IS stated in the bylaws, is ito
actively advocate, promote and maintain
thp principles of Republicanism as de-
Glazed BY the Republican party and to
that end to unite and endeavor to obtain
cooperation, with its efforts, the most
thorough, cordial and efficient action pos.
sib!e Of the friends and sympathizsrs Of
the party in the district and throughout
the Onieu.H Eor. "a. NJ. Olapp is Presi-
dent, Major A. O. Richards, Treasurer,
and Clinton Rice Secretary. The vice
president for West Virginia is General N.
Goi7, i ... q :, S, - s Z lssz
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WOOL INTERESTS TROUBLED.


| WOOL INTEREs rs TROUBLED. I
Tho Worst Dead Lock III Texas Known for
III. -5l Years.
ST. Louis, Oct. 1S.-A upecial from San
Antonio, Texas, says: San Antonio,
which has been the headquarters for
sheep men since Texas was annexed, is in
a peck OF trouble over her wool market
IN the history Of the city there has never
been such dead lock. Buyers for Bos.
ton, New York, Chicago and 81. Louis
houses were badly bitten, last oprina by
the heavy decline which set in subsequent
to their payment Of fancy prices, and
came down thin fail determined to take
wool ct bed rock fgurea. The commission
men have been warned, and formed a
combine to lot the ntap,e 20 only O.. what
they considered reasonably fair prices.
The result hes been a dead bur Of any
transactions whatever. Samples Of the
clip, which is unusually good, have bssn
sent North to leading houses, snd tele-
grams recsived to hold of until the hold.
era crop to the money offered. It is con.
scquently imposaihle 10 tell when thew
viii be lowered. Buyers are Offering y
cents lor grades which went in the spring
at lG cents, and warehouse men are hold.
Ing for Is cent?. Wool began coming in
sil weeks ago, and hiss arrived steadily
ever since. There are now here over TO-.
600 bags, or 5000. 900 pounda, not lock
Of which has been sold. New Orleans TO-
fuses to take any Of 1t ct tho lgures Offer
cd and ST. Louis issin stao came boat.
Boston is expected to make break before
the end Of the week and purchasers say
that under the present tariff and intamous
syatem of classiGcations admitting high
graded OF foreign woods they are not iusti-
1ad III paying largo money and will not
do it it they lsRye the a.Gte without q
pound plaosd to their credit,
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In pursui. Of Missouri qr I1or,. !, r,,,v,,

: : 6Bs
g CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. lS.-A specia! from
st. Joseph, Mo-, Gays: There has been an
othe7 outbreak by horse thieves In De-
kalb county and the vigilance committee
ia in pursuit. In forty.eight hours over
ltseen head OF horaeH have been taken
from radius Of as many miles, just eaet
OF tho east limo OF this county,
and the report Is that other
portionS Of the county have boen visited,
The Hupposltion is thst regular organ.
lied gang, such % has been operating in
Clinton county, Is Mt the bottom OF tho
affair and the farmers are fully datsrmin.
ed 70 run them to the earth. Word was
received last night in this city that seven
OF the mias'ng horses have been recovered
In Clinton county. 95'57t3, .I .'77755''5
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'.L = t.atti
tDlfukyp MOrgnnta Trin1 r,

CLEVELAND, o., Oct. 1s.-In the trial Of
"Blinky" Morgan, at Rsvenna today,
Lewis A. Meyers, conductor Of tho Cleve.
land & Pittnbursh train, on which the
stolen furu we're shipped from hero to
Pittsburgh, testified that Morgan and
Kennedy, aliau McMunn, were passengers
on. the same train. Lawrence schuster.
conductor on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne
& Chicsgo railroad, identified Morgan as
one tof iour men who rode ION his train
from Pittsburgh to Alliance the night Of
the Ravenna tragedy. 80; 20 g. i-:,4
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sudden Dent,, OF ian Editor.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. $50. W. Hur.
ley, said to bo the editor Of tho Houston,
(Toxas) DailyjPosl. died on the Louis.
Vile 4 Nashville train enroute to;thiscity
from Cincinnati, about l2 o'clock last
night, when nesr WALTON Station, about
twenty miles from Louisville. Death re-
suited from a violent hemorrhage. He
was returning from q business trip, and
was In the Texas sleeper at the time Of
hi7 dpRtb ,r s. fiJs IS 4. 5E Z 81
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DUnIALoFGENERAL 1s1LpArnIcK.
Tho Old Hero 10 Laid to his Last Rest at
=. ss,.' sol West Point. ~ T7E

.
WEST Polsr, N. Y, Oct. ls.-Tho tralr
bringing tho romans Of General XII
patrick arrived hero at o'clock this after
noon aud were met at tho station by de.
tachment Of cavalry and several hundred
people. including the officers and resl.
dents Of the post. The cofllu was taken
from tho baggage car by six soldiers and
placed on gun Carriage drapsd In black
and drawn by six black horses. M1s,
Fitzpatrick rodo in carriage with General
Sherman. Tho pail bearers were Gen.
eral Alger, General w. P. Jewett, John
Loom's, General John Hammond, Ex.
Senator Hobart, General Slocum and
General Haabroek. An -
There was q long wait at the station
until the cadets, who were at diunar when
the train arrived, had formed in ranks on
tho plain In front Of tho chapel. At two
O'Clock the roll Of a drum called tho cadets
out Of the barracks and at the game time
the cortege at the station began its march
up the picturesque road leading to the
plain. The procession was headed by the
eight companies Of cadets. marching With
reversed erms and headed by the West
Point band. Next came tho caisson bsar.
Ing the remaining, behind which was led a
black bone, draped in black yelyot. Hal;
a dozen carfisgee filled with the moutners
had the next place in the line, and long
PROCESSION OF gentlemen and ladies' on loot
brought up the rear. Over In the cetae.
terry In "heroee' row" WAS newly made
grave with big pine box on one side OF
1t and hoap Of earth covered with evor.
green's on the other. About this grave
gathored the throng. and the Department
Commander of the New Jersey &. A. R,
read @ prayer. The soldiers lifted the
coffin into the box and lowered 1t into
the grave. Father Burke, of Woat Point,
then read the burial services Of the Gath.
olic Church. Three yolleys fred oyor the
grave by the battalion OF cadets concluded
The ceremonies. " 71
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Mobbed BY Men of Ills own Race.

CHARLESTON, s. G., Oct. 1s-A baud OF
masked negroes went to the house Of
Robert Robertson .(coioredj, living near
Edgefeld, dragged him to the woods and
whipped him until life was almost ex-
tinct. After this one Of the party fred at
him, the ball taking effect in his neck:
Robertson recognised OlGrk Rurrell and
Frank Highlands Of the attacking party,
and besides thone warrants will be issued
for others. The cause that led to the
whipping was the intimate relations OF
Rohertson With tho wife Of one Of the at.
lacking party, ! ,55ff'%
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The new Gaa Tfustoeu begin well, and
those Republicans who had tho patience
to wait and 500 have not been dissppoint.
ell. Tho bad work Of tue Democratic
Trustees has been faithfully aud promptly
undono. This is tho restoration Of which
the ISTELLIdEGcERh has been speaking with
a confidence that Wss not misplaced, the
proud boasts OF too previous Democrats to
tho contrary notwithstanding.
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Ihievos Ftro u Hotel.

. kNo1vlLLE, Tenn Oct. 1S.-It 10 be-
iieyed that an attempt waa made about
two o'clock yesterday morning to burn the
Hattie House., the leading hotel Of tho
city, and rob the safe and the rooms of
guesta. Fire was started in a lumber yard
in a distant part OF the city, and soon
aiterwsrd a blazs was discovered in tho
baaement OF the hotel The flames were
fortunately noticed in time to be put out
by buckets Of water. OF the two hum
dred guesta in tho houue only q few were
aroused. Tho nafo wss robbed Of $500
duripg the excitement. ~ EsI.,
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Excitement In Tcxps,

Great excitement has been caused in the
vicinity OF Paris, Tex, by the remarkable
recovery, Of Mr.: J. E. Corley, who was go
hslpless he could not turn in bed, or raise
his head ; everybody said he was dying Of
Consumption. A trial bottle OF DR.. Kings
New Discovery was cent him. Finding
relief, he bought large bottle and a box
Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills; by the time
he had taken two boxes OF Pills and two
bottles Of the Discovery, he Was well and
had gained in flesh thirty-six pounds. 3 h
Trial Bottles Of this Great Discovery for
Consumption free at, Logan 4 Co.'s, q,